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JOIN Us : https://targetupsc.in/ 8830115524 1 Indian Polity. 12 Star Campaigner 12 Ganga Utsav 2020 12 Good and Vigilant Governance initiative 13 Pradhan Mantri Bhartiya Janaushadhi Pariyojana (PMBJP) 14 American President election 14 Inter-Parliamentary Union 15 Tele-Law 16 Pardoning power of the Governor 16 The Katakey Panel 17 One Rank One Pension completes five years 17 Chief Information Commissioner ( CIC ) 18 Swarna Jayanti Fellowship: DST 18 IMPORTANT JUDGEMENTS ON PERSONAL LIBERTY 19 The Chief Minister 20 What is a Recusal ? 21 Article 32 of the Constitution 21 Additional Judges of High Court 22 High Courts of India 23 Abolition of Privy Purse 24 Cow Cabinet: A new cabinet in Madhya Pradesh 24 National Green Tribunal 24 National Commission for Minorities 25 Government Initiatives for minorities 26 J&K’s Roshni Act 29 Speaker of the Lok Sabha 29 The member of Parliament local area development (MPLAD) scheme 30 PRAGATI 31 President’s powers to pardon- in US, India 32 HC has taken 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